Why would my object not picked up from BlobStorage by Verizon CDN @ Azure?

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So I have a file as Blob object that is publicly available via the internet. Now I am adding a CDN ("Premium Verizon" tier) and point it to Storage as origin. The full URL path to the object is https://xxx.blob.core.windows.net/rocksolid/news/latestnews.html and that works perfectly fine - page is fetched and displayed no problem just by browsing to it.

So hence here is the configuration done:

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Alas that configuration does not work and I only get this error:

<Code>BlobNotFound</Code>
<Message>
The specified blob does not exist. RequestId:(...)
</Message>
</Error>

What am I doing wrong or what could be the issue here?

Thanks!

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azureazure-cdn

2 Answers

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The origin path is like the relative path to the origin. So if you set "/rocksolid/news" as the Origin path, going to .azureedge.net/latestnews.html will find your file.

The origin path implicitly adds a "/" after your input origin path because it treats it as a directory.

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votes

If you have the origin as,

/rocksolid/news/latestnews.html

and blob as

xxx.blob.core.windows.net/

and if you request for http://xxx.azureedge.net/index.html

then it will look for

xxx.blob.core.windows.net/rocksolid/news/latestnews.html/index.html

So you need to remove,

latestnews.html

from your path and leave only

/rocksolid/news/

in your path to work directly from edge.

Hope it helps.